15 Acre Horse Farm in W. CO, $67K Under Appraisal!
2003 Home, 6 stall Barn, Equip. Shed, Arena, Pasture!
| Start Price |
USD 497,000.00 |
| Current Price |
USD 497,000.00 |
| Time Left |
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| Bid Count |
1 |
| Buy It Now Price |
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| Reserve Price |
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| Start Time |
Tuesday, August 05, 2008 |
| End Time |
Monday, November 03, 2008 |
| Location |
Cedaredge, Colorado |
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Welcome to your dream horse farm!! Cedaredge (Western) Colorado Price: $497,000 Appraised, January 2008 by Pinon Appraisal Services for $564,000.000 2007 Property Taxes: $2,065.44 Our farm is currently for sale through our RE-MAX Mountain West agent, Janice Jones. Website with pictures and more details: http://tours.tourfactory.com/tours/tour.asp?t=441095 ReMax Flier: http://www.rmwrealestate.com/farmranch.aspx?MLSID=610110&ShowForm=Long Location: Cedaredge, CO (approx. 2 miles north of town). Elevation of town: Approx. 5,960 ft. This property is approx. 2 miles away from town. Cedaredge is small, but has a large grocery store, many doctor/dentist offices, library, a couple of motels, a few restaurants, golf course. Cedaredge has its own elementary, middle & high schools. We’ve owned the property since we moved to Colorado in 2001. The barn was built in 2002, and the house/equipment shed/pipe fencing was done in 2003. Our property has many mature pinon and juniper trees on it, with underground irrigation that leads to the front pasture. Some open ditches water the main wooded area of the property. We're off a main, paved road...large gravel driveway and trees make the property seem secluded. Quite large gravel turnaround area between the barn and house, so there's plenty of room to move horse trailers around in. There is quite an abundance of wildlife around the area. At our property, we see deer, fox, pheasants, dove, hawks, kestrels, and an occasional coyote or two. Cedaredge is nice, because it's rural feeling, with the conveniences close by. Delta (only 11 miles away) has a large Wal-Mart, Safeway, City Market, many fast food places & motels. Grand Junction (to the north) and Montrose (to the south) are approx. 1+ hours (a bit longer to GJ), both of which have airports and many more stores. The area has plenty of beautiful riding places: Grand Mesa (aspens/pines/streams--lots of beautiful trails to explore), Uncompaghre valley, Escalante Canyon, and the "Adobes" outside of Delta are just a few of the places available to ride. Temperatures: Much more moderate than the eastern slope of CO, with less wind overall. High enough elevation to get some snow in the winter, but all melts off very quickly. Summertimes are great, with cool breezes at night off Grand Mesa. Acreage: 15+ Acres Home: Custom home built in 2003; Smoke-free home. Ranch style with full basement. Exterior is a synthetic (blue) stucco, with dark gray metal roof. 2”X6” wall construction; Well insulated (wet-blown cellulose); Energy efficient windows; Forced air heat (propane...and the 500 gallon tank is owned by us, and will stay with the property); 36” doors (wheelchair accessible) 2,947 sf which is fully finished: Includes fully finished upstairs and partially finished basement *Ground floor: Attached 2 car garage, 25’5” deep X 27’ wide (one door; fully finished with upper shelves on both sides, bench along one side). Roof covers house, as well as front (cement) porch. East end of porch (next to garage) is used as a carport. Master bedroom: 17’ X 16’. Very large. Dark gray carpet. Master bath: 12.5’ X 9’ (Custom walk in shower with two shower heads; Two sinks; Floor to ceiling linen cabinet; toilet); vinyl floor. Master closet: 12.5’ X 7’ (Walk in closet with shelves on both sides); dark gray carpeting. Laundry room: 11’ X 10’ (Contains deep sink w/cabinet; Floor to ceiling cabinet for cleaning tools/etc; vinyl flooring) Guest bathroom: 10’ X 6’ (Has one sink/cabinet; 2 person soaker tub; vinyl flooring) Upstairs office: 13.5’ X 11’. Quite large, and could be used for a bedroom. Dark gray carpeting. Kitchen: 28’ X 17’ (Open concept kitchen that flows into the living room area; “oak” laminate flooring in kitchen) Pantry: (Off kitchen; Walk in—fully shelved on both sides; vinyl flooring) Living room: 24’ X 17’ (Lots of large windows; carpeted)--Great views of Delta and the Uncompaghre valley & Grand Mesa from here.; Beautiful oak banister & railing around top of stairwell into the basement. Stairs are carpeted with low pile, commercial carpeting. Basement: Large, finished guest bedroom (12’ X 16’6”, carpeted); Finished office (12’ X 9’3”; low pile, commercial carpet); Finished living area in one half of basement (33’ X 12’ carpeted); unfinished storage area next to office. and beyond living area. Grass pasture: Approx. 2+ acres. Property comes with ditch and water rights. Seasonal pond is at the southern end of the pasture. Water rights: 1/12 of Weir Park Reservoir; A 60% of 1/6 interest in Gurney ditch. The ditch rights allow you to bring the reservoir water to the property. The Gurney ditch is WONDERFUL, because it is piped underground directly to concrete structures at the edge of the property. The water is then piped from the inlet, to the outlet at the top of the grass pasture. You have no shrinkages (or people stealing your water) of the water you pull out of Surface Creek. Horse barn: Poured cement walls with metal roof (white) & upper sides of metal (blue); Two double stalls on east side of barn (12’ X 24'), which we use for foaling stalls. These stalls open to the back dry lot areas for the horses.. Two stalls on west side; one 12’X12’ stall, connecting to a 12’ X 24’ run; one 12’X12’ stall, connecting to a 24’ X 36’ run (we used this for our stallion area); Runs are both fenced with welded pipe; division between these two stalls & runs is also wire-fenced as well. Enclosed 12’X12’ heated tack room; Open 12’X12’ feed area. Feed area; tack room & barn aisle are concrete. Stall floors are dirt. Three rail pipe fenced runs from either end of east side of barn. Electric fencing is used for the remainder of fencing between large turnout areas. Equipment shed: Large 3-sided metal building (blue metal with white roof) with large cement footers; dirt floor. Divided into three bays for equipment or hay storage. Size: 36’ long, 32’ wide. Hay shed: Portable metal building (blue metal) used for hay storage, open on both ends. Size: 36’ long, 24’ wide. Arena: Dirt arena, pipe-fenced (Welded 3 rail). 230' X 150'. Quite big! Two horse loafing sheds, one 12’ X 24’, one 12’ X 12’. Currently used in electric-fenced pens that open to the grass pasture. Other home details: Telephone Company: TDS Telecom (DSL enabled) Electric Company: DMEA (2007 total electric bill: $1,098.19) Current propane gas supplier: JC Propane (2007 cost for propane tank refills: $1,618.39) Garbage Service: Double J Disposal (2007 cost for garbage services: $174.00) Water Provider: Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water Users Association (2007 total water bill: $379.23) Contact us for more details: Real Estate Agent: Janice Jones: 970-856-7344; jj@janicejones1.com Farm Owners: Jennifer & Bob Nichols, 970-856-4760, 970-640-0000, rjnichols@tds.net
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